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ROSSLAND EVENING BECORD, DECEMBER 81, 1808.

wi

play of house furnishing goods,
eleewhere.

Tapestry Carpets, 50c,

RUGS! RUGS!
GURTAINS

tures.

A.
WAR
NDOW !

This week we have given up one of our entire windows to a nice dis-

WHAT MAY BE SEEN.

Ingrain Carpets, 35¢ and 50c e yard
Hemp Carpets, 15, 20, and 25c a yard,
Hall Carpets, Stair Carpets, Stair Linens, Ete,

Kensington Art Squares, $7.50, $8.50, $9 50, $10, $11.60 $12.50.
Japanese Art Squares, $7.50, $12.50, $14 and $15.00 each

-Lace curtains at $1, $1.25, §2, $3, and $5.
Tapestry, Brocatelle, and Chenile curtains, curtain poles and fix-

minny articles of which are not found

65c, 85c and 1.00. yard.

At $1.00$ 1 26, $1.60a nd Upwards.

+ THE CRESCENT
Rossland., B. C.

WHY ALL THIS SILENCE?

The allence of the morning paper up-
on the issues of the munic'pal campaign
is strongly noticeable. Of course it
doesn’t make much difference to the
general public what views that sheet
holde, or whether or not vit. expresses
them, but that does not excuse the men-
agement in not discussing the impor-
tant question now under consideration
by the ratopayers. . It is quite natural
for people to speculate upon the reason
for such silence, and we regret that we
are not able to throw any hghtupon the
aubject. Itis quite poesible they don’t
know there ia a city election goon to be
held. It may be they are waiting to
see who is most liable to win and want
to be on that side. Some mercenary
wretch suggested that they were’ waiting

| to see who had the largest sack, but we

hasten to say that that could not be.

ter” is drawing up a contract for the
candidates to sign, promising the city’
printin: to them, and they are waiting
upon him, We give it.up.

————
The magnificent showing that the}
Rossland board of trade made in ile

It is barely possible the “office barria-|€

x

Xmas

Fancy
Goods—~»,

A SPER t of Cake,

d Coffee
: ache Cups, All
Go

Cy
somtee

iy s vie
Beis, a1 ick-Nueks for.
Bureau and Mantel in

Fancy China petyaietens.

BOWEWIAN
GLASSWARE.

O.M. Fox & Co.

SOLE AGENTS

106 Columdia Ave. Tel. 65.

J. F. AONEYFORD
“The East End Tailor,
FORA
ezine. Suita

7.171 Conumbia AveNnux East, -

Epv anp CRONYN: —
7 J. ‘A.MacnonaLD.

Macdonald-Ciute & Cronyn

Parristers,. Solicitors ; and. Notarles,4
Licltors for the Bank of Britigh North America

3,8, Cuore, Jn

Money to Loan. —
MuBaivg Burtpwae, Rosscann,

APPLICATION TO “INCORPORATE.

that application will
ive assembly of the
bia nt its next session

ones, Liinited”

game ay in the momeravidum of Asso.

elation depes! England with the registiar

of joint stock companie: ind fe-ving tae said
st an

sa)
5 id take
privilenor,

TOW: LO f
over all rights, powers, fran.
chises and assis held the “Now
" rs B Tele-

0
X nd jurrard ~ Inlet
phi ited", he “Vernon

26 Washington Street.

Boarding. Horses a Specialty.
Te - M.A. HARVEY.

ifest tothe 1

gs
asking for pablic ildi bids fair to

bear good fruit. Favorable aud encour:
aging replies are being received by. the

secretary of the board of trade from the

ROSSLAND RECORD.

BY EBER 0. SMITH.

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

ALL COMMUNICATIONS to the Aditor must
‘be -ccompanted by the name and eddress
of the waiter, not necessarily ror publica

tion, but as evidence of good faith.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES,

Daily por week hy carrier.
Daily per month by mail
‘Datly half year by mail.

Subscriptions invariably in advancd.

‘Advertising rates will bomede known on sp-

plication {

ab
. Don’t Do Like Bill.

Tomorrow is the day of good resolu-
tions... An exchange says:
“Bill had resolved, since he sold his

mine, -
To live like this through ninety-nine:
To tell the truth, both-early and late,
Be in bed at half past eight;
To quit the-boys and girls for a year,
Enjoy ncthing but the atmosphere. -
Never touch Scotch, beer or rye,
Or anything else when he is dry,
That will create an inward fire;
Still, like-otherse—Bill’s a liar.”

gifts in the sixteenth century, and oc-

NOTICE.

On and after December 1, The RosstaNp Ev-
zwina Reconp will be delivered to any address
4m the United States or Canada for $5 a year,
and delivered toany part of the city for 16 cents

a week, or 50 cents a month

a sun of money was given in-
side which was called glove money.
Sir Thomas More having as Lord: Chan-
cellor once decided a cause in favor of a
lady, she sent him. the following New
Year's a pair of gloves with forty coms
called angela in them. Sir Thomas re-
turned the gold with this note: '‘Mis-

SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 81, 1898,

(Tress, since it were against good man-
ners to refnse your New Year's gift,I am

A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

The Recorp wishes allits readers a
happy and prosperous New Year, and
hopes that none have less cause to re
joice than we. There ia probably ‘no
newspaper that does not require pay-
ment in advance of local patrons for
subscriptions and advertising, that loses
Jess. Webave nq complaint to make,
andno New Year’s bille tosend out,
other than the regular monthly bills.
‘This speake volumes for the RecorD and

Roseland.

A NEW YEAR'S GIT TO All,

The adoption of the 2 cent domestic
letter postage isan advance step and
reflects great credit upon the govern-
ment of Canada, It may provea losing
to the postoffice department for the first
year, but we doubt that. Dominion
parliament passed a pill authorizing the
postmaster general to put it into effect
when in his judgment it eeemed advisa-
ple, and he has seen fit to make all the
people a New Year’s present which will
ear them interest for all time to come.
‘The two cent rate goes into effect to-

morrow.
—_—_—_—_—_

The Recorp has taken issue with the
labor unions on their action in endora-
ing Mayor Wallace for re-election be-
fore the issuesof the campaign were
amade up, and now we would like to ask
the officera of the Miners’ Union how
many of its 700 members were Present
when that action was taker? ‘Will they
answer? =

‘The Rossland Recozp wants to have 9
press excursion from British Columbia
to Washington cities after the proroga-
tion of the house. Doubtless the trip
‘would be an exceedingly pleasent one,
and instructive as well.—Victoria Colo-

content to take your_gloves, but as for
the linning, I uttarly refuse it.” . The
fact that an incorruptable judiciary has
recently been voted out of office in New
York, argues that political situations
are still handled with gloves, and that
More’s Utopia is yet far from realiza-
tion.—Youth’s Companion.

Prof. Ned Parker sells the best -pens
on earth and gets the best prices for
them, only when the buyers draw.a $6,
$10 or $60 bill. He has taken a few
nights off on account of Christmas, but
opens up again at-the same old stand,
the Lemon block, opposite the Recorp
office. He sings songs, plays music and
tells funny stories. Women and chil-
dren barred.

Gloves were customary - New Year’a |.

of government and members
of parliament.

_—— ee -
Dr. J. F. McKenzie, office and resi-
dence over O,Hearn’e, opposite Bank of
Toronto. :

Is the breath

TARRH-SEEDS, Js the! poo

Cc.

foul? The voice husky?
Ping in the throat? across the eyes
and front of the head? Losing sense of
taste and smell ?—proof that this all too com-
mon malady has you as its victim: fe
Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder has yet to find
a. case too stubborn to yield to it. Relieves
instantly, and a perfect cure.

‘This wondertol: remedy, effected a cpeedy and
permanenteure. Iam willing to spend the rest of.
Thy days in spreading the good news to my fellow
heels Jno, Brows, G.A.R. Veteran, 2446
Marshall St, Philadelphia, 6
Sold by Goodeve Bros., Druggists.

Miningand:
Investment Brokers.

Minirg
Yo have

Dealers in
a

Real Estate

MONEY Loaned at
LOW Rates of Interest.
+. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED...

Cable Address, “Morse,” Roseland.
Codes, Clough’s and Bedford McNeil’s

ROSSI|-AND-

SCHOOL OF ASSAYING.

NOW OPEN

M. A. Wilson
& Co.

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.

BEDFORD Cords
for Trylsers, ..

DON’T OVERLOOK THESE.

Closing out Winter Jackets. and
Cloaks at cost at Mrs. Heard’s Ladies’

Store. tf

The Evening Record delivered to your

home or office for 15 cents a week or

cents a month after December 1.

If you are not satisfied with your laun-
dry “work try the Rossland Laundry.

same location, near postoffice.

Holiday goods at reasonable prices at

Mrs. Heard’s Ladies’ Store.

8ee M. J. O’Hearn’s window for Xmas
sus;
penders, Japanese handkerchiefs and
men’s smoking jackets and dressing
gowns.

nevelties in American ties, fanc

—_—_—_——_

SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue.

50 =
Denver &

Rio Grande R. R.
Weekly Excursions to the East,
In Through Tourist Care

Without Change

Hunter Bros.,

—FOR— ©

‘able Delicacies,
ROCQUEFORT CHEESE.
IMPERIAL CHEESE.
SW188 CHEESE.

OROSS & BLACKWELLS’.
JAMB, JELLIES PICKLES.

OAS
and CHOCOLATES.

Fresh Fancy Groceries.
a ¥

MODERN:
— UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST
—SLEEPERS
A day stop-over arranged
at alt Lake City and Denver
Aride through the fumous

Colorado scenery.

The Saturday Record, containing all
the local mining news wili be maile:
to any address in the United States or

Canada for $l a year.

With NIGHT ayn DAY Classee. Short
course includes the ossay of any kind of
ore for
GOLD, SILVER, LEAD.
COPPER.

Students may entgr on the course of
etudy at any time “for either day or
night clagses.

W. P. MURRAY Prin’l,

IMPERIAL RLOCK, ROSSLAND.

3 j :

Le Roi
LIVERY SALE and FEED_
STABLE.___sat> -

JOHN F, LINBURG, PROP.
Styhel Rigs for 1ent Be
Firas class Saddle: and- Pack

orees, ss

BraBies: Columbia Ave.) ‘Phone No. 87.
Commercial Alley, ‘Phono No. 89.-

P. O. BOX, 136,

MONTANA LIVERY =

Firat Class Saddle and Driving Horses. | {

A A.SSMITA,
TIMES BUILDING]
CHICAGO

one and ¢
Y, Nelson Tetephene Company, and vesting the
gamo inthe sald company ‘and to” assume
Habliivies red into © by... the
anies, and for: the confer
powers to

Se a comblocely carry eh and porate th
‘ally and completely carry on and operate the
tally and cuatd or any of them, and of other

powers. x
‘Dated this 30th duy of November, A. NG 1898.

McCrae & Co}

McPHITLIPS & WILLIA.

Solicitors for: Applicants.

MINERAL ACT, 1896.
Certificite of Improvement,

north
in 8, Chantrell, Free

commenced befo:
jon

MINERAL ACT 1898.
Cortificate of Improvements

gent for W. G. A

483A intend, sixty day nul TeOf, tO
apy ‘to the Mining ! ecurder for # certiirare
ut improyeme .ts for the purpose of obtalning:
Crown granto'the avove claim, “

And ‘urther take notico that ection, under
section 47, must be col enced before the is-
guaneo of such certifleate of fmprovements.

‘Dated this ist day of Docomber, 711898,
: FA’ Wilkin.

Application For Liquor Licerise.

. Finn & O' NEILL.
Dated, December 15 1888.

NOTICE,

et
ieetion of directors,
Duted 22nd Decere ber, 1898,
“BL, GRAUAM, Acting Secretary.

SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERN

Nexson & Fort Suerparp Ry.

Red Mountain. Railroad. |

(0@F-The only direct route
to Nelson and Kootenay
lake and Slocan points.

yume Every day in the year
between SPOKANE, ROSSLAND and
SANDON.

No. 4 for Spokane and Pacific coastcon |

nection leaves Rossland at 8:45 a, m.
No. 6 for Nelson, Kaslo and Slocan
points. leaves Rosslaud at. .12:05p. m
No. 8 from Nelson, etc., arrives in Ross-
land at 11:20 a, m:
cific const

No Change of Cars Between
Spokane and Rossland,

Tickets on sale all over the world.

Close connections at Nelson with
slcamiers for Kaslo and Kootenay: lake
points.

Passengers for Kettle river and
Boundary creek connect at Marcus
with stage daily,

079. o1dksow, 0. 9.7, 4.
OG; RUFF Agent: Rowstand nene wane

‘WAX STOGK MARKET

| Jron Mask and War Ragle Are. on

: >» the Rise.

TRON COLT AND IRON HORSE STRONG

Soe IRIS TLE Eee OSS

| Deer Park Declines and Business

Generally Good
+ This Week.

——_—_——"

There ig nothing epecial inthe: stock

| market today. The -Reconp. presents

below a very accurate and complete: ac-
count of the -mining stock market for.
this week. ‘

Camp McKinney Cariboo stock is
strong at $1.80, with but little on the
market. ‘An order'was given the Red-
din Jackson Co‘npany for 6,000. shares
this morning. at that figure, but they
were unable to-fill it in the local market.

* ‘TURSDAY. ~~
‘The happy surprige continues among
the locul brokere at the good market for
local-stocks dnring the holiday seagon.

Nunierous ordere cuine_in from To-
| ronto today for Rossland -stocks but as
| they were usually a litte under the ask-
| ing price they were not filled. ‘This
; Speaks well for our market that. the
‘holders are firm in their askings. - 2
| The Toronto stock, exchange “quotes
| War Eagle this morning at $3.05 and an-"
| nounces that all shares held. in Ross-
+ Jand can find » ready. market there at
; anything less than that. rt

There ig quite an unexpected demand

for Evening Star, but at-4 and. 5 cente,
| which holders will not take, the price
i asked’ being 7 cents. .

While Jumbo is being quoted at from
| 46 to 50 cents, some lucal- brokers are of-
| fering it for 45 cents.

\ Virginia is firm at 45 cente’ and Nov-
\elty at4cents. White Bear ia quoted
, by some brokers at 7 and othera 73¢
| with sometales, Monte Christo is mov-
| ing alow at 11 cents. Grand Prize is
being offered at4cents with uot mach
| business being done in these shares.
| Iron Mask is strong at 96, cents with
| good prospects of $1 being offered. very
\sdon. The dcisiun in the case against the
| Centre Star has liad even a better effect
| than wae expented.
\~ Iron Colt ix quoted at113¢° with quite
| a good deai of trading in the stuck ato
[alittle led figare, Tron Horse is on the
) rive and ig strong at 18 cents.
Commander stamde steady at 16.
‘Deer Park has advanced to 21
and cannot be bought for less.
| -Itis surprising how” quiet Republic
| etocks nre today, as up to’ noon there
was no business with Spokane. .-The
\ cause, is thouglit to be holiday celebra-
; tione. ely

cents

WEDNESDAY.

There is little or no change in the lo-
‘eal mining stock market from yesterday.
. Deer Park is offered by some of the bro-

kers at 10% cents a share, which is a
| falling of from the quotation at 21 cents.

Novelty is quoted at 4!¢ but offered as

snaps ut 4 cents... ‘The eastern demand
| for styndard Rossland stocks were large
all day yesterday and are still good to-
\ day but the prices offered are generally
8 little under what they can be had for,

Iron Mask at 95, Iron Horse at 18,
‘Tron Colt at-11, While Bear at .7 and
, War Eagle at $3.05 are -all. strong and
| the least shading of any of them will in-
| sure a ready sale. 2 :
| “Jumbo is offered at 45 cents in emall
| blocke.
| Carivoo, Camp McKinley, stock is on
| the rise, owing to the announcement
; that the company expects to pay regu-

Jar monthly dividedds after the firat’of
the year.. Ymir stocks are steady, Dun-
dee, 26, Tamarac 25, Fairmont 10, Alf10
and ‘Fern 68,
19 revivingin
after the Christmas feitivities. One
| noticeable feature ig the rapid rise in
Morning Glory stock. ‘T'wo weeke ago it
‘was quoted ut 2}¢ cents and now at 23,
nd one brokerage firm today marked it
| up to 28 centa. Republic is $3.76, San
| Poil 78, Jim: Blaine 53, Ben Hur 30,
| Black Tail 28.
i

é THURSDAY. 7
The only change in the local mining
atock market today is # strong demand
| for Iron Mask shares, and that none car
be had in town for lees than $1.8 share
A leading broker said this morning that
| he did not think there were over 8,00¢
| shares in town that could be bought
that figure.
| Tron Horse and Iron Colt is in goo
demand, the former at-18 cents and th:

_ EVENING RECORD, DEORMBER 81 1808.

trude atock, with 10 cents offered. . It is
claimed that there are only about 60,000
shares of this company not owned by it.
‘As this property lies between the No.1
and the Novelty, add as all three ae be-
ing worked and looking well, those who
are posted say no one need be surprised
at a prominent advance in the price’ of
Gertrude stock in the near future.

‘There'is little or no demand for: Decr
Park today, and offers mado at 1034
yeaterlay.have not been taken.

astern orders for-all stocks: except
Iron Mask have dropped off, it ia thought
on account of-the holidays.

Lone Pine is the only Republic ateck
that can “be, considered ‘real active in
Roseland today.” i

FRIDAY.

Rtock of the ¥upublie mining compa-
ny ie quoted today by local dealera at
48:69, which is'25 cents below the regu-
lar prices. This uccompanied with the fact
that the mine is looking even better in-
dicatea that it being a high priced stock,
that the buyere are of small means now
during holidays.

Faatern buyera, however, are after-the
high’ - priced Rorsland stocks. War
Eagle is‘strong at $8.05 and “local hold-
evs are disposed to ark even $8.60.

. Iron Mask is in demand and those
who own it are not. anxious to sell at
even the advanced ‘price of $1.00

being quoted at 46 cente.* -

Iron Colt at 103.

“There is no change in Deer Park, local
dealers still uffering it/at 193g.. There is
no chinge in other mining shares.

manently the tourist’ car, which tor the
paat few weeks has been attachea to the

which leaves Vancouver on Thursdays.
‘The car goes right through to St. Johne,

Virginia hag advanced one cent now 3

Iron Horse 1s atill strong at 18 and aon

It has been decided to continue’ per ‘

trans-continental train of the C. P. R.,|.

BANK OF MONTREAL.

Capital, All Paidup, - 12,700,000
Gabftal, All Pad une ~ _ 819°000,000

BIR DONALD a. SMITH.
HON, GEO. A. DRUMMO!
E 6, CLOUSTON.....

Rossland Branch.

Branckv: tn
LONDON (Hugloud) NEW YORK
CHICAGO.

And in the Principal Cities in Canada.5

Boy and Bell Sterling Exchange and (Cable
‘Transers, Grant Commercial and Travellers
Credits available in any.part of tho world.
DRADTS ISSUED, COLLECTIONS MAD=, RTC.

J. 8. C, Fraser, Manager.

of Halifax.

i INCORPORATED 1860°
CAPITAL, PAID-UP.| * ° '§2,500,000.00
REBT 70050 2098208 etn 1,075, 000.00

‘Heap Orvicg, HALIFAX, N.B.
Directors.

r Notre Dame
‘Seigneurs streets; Montreal Westmount,
Corner Greene Ave. and St, Catherine Streots.
AGENCIES LN NOVA SCOTIA,
Antigoria , Bridgewater, Guysboro, London.
derry, Lune burg, Malt'and (Hants Co.) Pictou
Port Hewxeabury,, Shubenacadie, Bydney,
Truro, Weymouth,
AGENCIES IN NEW. BRUNSWICK.
Bathurst, Dorchester, Fredericton, Kingston
(ent. Co.) ‘Moncton, Newcastle, Backyille,
Woodstock.
AGENCIES IN PRINCE EDWAED ISLAND.
Charlottetown, Summerside.
AGENCY IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
Bt, John’s.

AGENCIES IN BEITISH COLUMBIA.
Rossland,

New Brunswick, where it with
the Dominion and Allan line ocean
steamors, — ~ tf

The 0..P.. R. has announced that
round trip tickets at single fare rate will
be sold between all Kootenay pointr
south of, and including Nakusp,. from
the 20th to the 26th instant, inclusive.
Such tickets -are good for return until
January 4.. Round trip tickets will aleo
be sold under the same conditions on
Dec. 30 and 81, and Jan. 1st, which will
also be good for retarn’ until January 4.

Peter Rodier, the old reliable tinner,
is now at work again and located in Okan-
ogan building, Spokane. Street, is pre-
pared to do all work in his line promptly
at the lowest living. prices.
be saved by patronizing him.

Full line of boys’ .new Hockey Shoes
opened this week. Extra value at M.
J..O’Hearn’s.

The Rossland Laundry 1s doing good
work at a reasonable price. Try them.
Near the postoffice.

Mrs. Heard, at the Ladies’ tore, is
closing out her holiday goods left after.
Christmas at your own price and wants
you to call and examine them. tf.

Dr. G. S. Armstrong, office. und resi-
dence rooms 6 and 6, Postotfice block.

H oFFMAN

WASHINGTON“8LREET
ROSSLAND, B. 0.

HARRY MCINTOSH, PROPR.
Merchants’: Lunch.

25c.

From 12 noon to 2:30 p m

ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
JLAVATORIES ON ALL
FLOORS. HOT AND COLD
WATER BATHS FREE TO
GUESTS, OPEN ALL
NIGHT. ——_—

ah First Class Bar...
Miners Checks

€Cashed.
Free of Charge.

RELIABLE
AUCTIONEER

Any kind of goods sold on ise!

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Victoria, Nelaoa, snd
Nanaimo.
BANEBBS AND CORRESPONDENCE.
Dominion of Canada, Merchants: “Bank of

‘Naional Bank,
Hide and

fae etna
Gade, Rectan ary
John M. Smith Manager, Rossland.

The Bank of.

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ESTABLISHED 1886. -
Incorporated by Royal Charter.
24,868,088,
Reserve Fund - 4,387,000
London Office: 8 Clementa' Lane, Lembard Bt,

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VIA :
TACOMA and NORTHERN. PACIFIC

‘Trains depart from Spokane. —
8:40

For information. time cards, maps and tickets
oply to agents of the 8.¥.@N, and its con-
aotfons, or.
'E, W. Rury, Agt. Red Mt. Ry.
F,

. D, GIBBS
GeneralzAgent Spokane, Wean.
4.2, BARTEL spp
‘sat. Gan. Poss,
Wo. 955 Morrigon'st, cor, 3rd.
Portland = Oregon

When Going
East~

Use a first class line in traveling be-
tween Minneapolis, St. Paul.and Gh -
cago, and the principal towns in Cen-

tral Wisconsin, =

Pallman Palace Sleeping and Chair Care
in seryice.

The Dining cars are operatedin the in-
terest of its patrons, the most elegant
service everinaugurated. Meals are
served a la carte.

Vo obtain first class service, your ticket
should read via

The WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES

Direct connections at Chicago and Mil
waukeo for all eastern points.

it moderate charges.

Cor. Spokane St. and

j latter at 1034.
There is considerable enquiry for Ger-

ColuMbia avenue.

For tnll 1call on your neares!
vicket agent or write
Jas C Ponp,

“General Yars, Agent,
or Jas. A. Clock, Minwauxea, Wit
General Agent,
46 Stark Street,
P 1, Ore

SUS ERAT. WISTER A.

“THE MAPLE LEAF ROUTE.”

Pullman Compartment Sleeping Cars,
-Puliman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
Dining Cars on the European Plan,

{1 ee Reclining Chair Cars,

Uniformed Train Porters,

Bompany Ushers at Depots

ARE FEATURES

Of the Train Service of the

Chicago Great Western Ry,
-No Change of Cara of Any Clase—
BETWEEN ;

‘ANADIAN

2 PACIFIC. IY.
And SOO LINE
Oean to Ocaan
ROUTE,

East and West
3,000 Miles
OF COMFORT.

—— FIRST CLASS AND——

Tourist Sleeper
Run Through.

rth: | Baggage Checked to Destination’

——No - Custom -jDifficulties —

Daily Train.

8:00k—Lv. .ROSSLAND. . Arr.—23:05k.

—»>

Connects’West Robson with®Colum-
nia River Steamers. from and for the
North’and with ©. & K. branch traing
from and to Nelgon, Kaslo, Sandon and

a, | other Slocan points.

—. i

For Rates, Tickets and Full Informa-
» Call_on or Address. Neareat Local
Agent, or
A. B. MACKENZIE, City Ticket Agent,

» Clty Toker “Rossfand,
P, G, DENISON, Agent, Rossland.
W F Anderson, traveling passenger

agent, Nelson.

E JCoyle, District passenger agent,
Vancouvor.

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

Ifbound for Europe, or desiring to
bring out friends or relatives from Eu-
rope, do not fail to call. on the nearest
Conadian Pacific Railway agent, or com-
municate with
A. B. MACKENZIE, CO. P. R. AGT.

sy Rossland.
Wm. Stitt, Gen. 8. 8. Agt., Winn.

KASLO & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CABL.
Subject to change without notice.
Trains run on Pacific standard time.

TDs Kaslo
86a.m. South Fork
. _ Sproules

Whitewater

03 a.m,

10,18 a.m.

* 10.38a.m,
Arrive 10,50 a.m,

REEFEES

Leave 10,.00a.m. Sandon
Arrive11.200.m, Cody
ROBERT IRVING,

G.F.&é PA

Arrive 11.45 a.m.
Leave 11.25 a.m.
GEO. F. COPELAND,

Superintendent

REN,

TIME SCHEDULE.
From Spokane.

Portland, San Fraucis-
co, Pendleton,

Cit

Ory

Omaha, Bt.
Chicago and East.

Morcow
an Tekoa, Wallace, Ward-
ner, Gartield, Colfax,|
Pullman, Moscow.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
All sailing dates sub-
2.

Tp.m. |To Alaska—

Bail Sept. 17.
8 p.m.
4 Columbla River
ux Bandas Steamers.
To Astoria and Way
Landings.

Willamette River.
Oregon City, Newberg,|
Salem & Way Landings|

6a.m.
Ex, Sun.

78.m. 90 p.m.
Tues.Thur, Mon. Wed.
and Sat Oregon City, land friday

and Way Lat

Willamette River.
Portland to Corvallis

‘and Way Landings. |_‘

6a,m.
fues.Thur
and Sat.

LEAVY!
RIPARIA

1:45 8. m.
ail

Ex. Sun,

Snake River.
Riparia to Lewiston.

W H Adams, Gen’l Agt Spokane, Wn.
W H Hurlburt, Gen’! Passenger Agt.,
Portiand, Oregon.

Chicago and St. Paul and Minneapolis,
Dubuque and Des Moine,
8t. Joseph and Kansas City

General Passenger and

Ticket Agt., Chicago

Oldest Established House in Kootenay
WILLIAM R. BEATTY

UNDERTAKER.
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

F. H. Lord